Vitinha Jersey Hub 2026 - Paris Saint-Germain & Portugal Fan Shirts

Vitinha Jersey Hub 2026 Jersey Hub 2026

The midfield metronome who turned PSG's engine room into a symphony.

Vitinha is the quiet conductor of the loudest project in French football. At 26 he is Paris Saint-Germain's No.17 and one of the club's vice-captains - a 1.72m deep-lying playmaker who controls tempo with a pass and a posture. He joined PSG in 2022, signed through 2029, and has already won back-to-back Champions Leagues with the club. This is the hub for every fan who wants to wear the shirt of the midfielder who makes PSG tick.

17
PSG shirt number
23
Portugal shirt number
26
Age (born Feb 2000)
2x
UCL titles with PSG

From Vila das Aves to Paris

Vitinha came through FC Porto, where he became one of Europe's most-wanted young midfielders, before PSG signed him in 2022. In Paris he grew from prospect to pillar: the deep playmaker who sets the rhythm, breaks lines with a forward pass, and protects the ball in tight spaces. He signed a deal through 2029 and was named a vice-captain.

He does not shout for the ball. He just makes himself impossible to ignore.

The 2026/27 season: the spine of a champion

Vitinha is the hinge of Luis Enrique's midfield - the player who lets Joao Neves and Fabian Ruiz push on because he cleans up behind them. PSG opened 2026/27 as back-to-back European champions, and Vitinha's reading of the game is why the machine keeps humming. Expect another season of control from the No.17.

The No.17 is PSG's metronome, not just a number.

Which Vitinha jersey should you wear?

Two shirts define him. The PSG home, away and third carry the No.17 he wears in Paris. The Portugal shirt carries No.23 for his national team. If you want the current look, start with the 2026/27 releases; the recent PSG and Portugal shirts are still in demand.

Vitinha and Portugal

For Portugal, Vitinha is a first-choice midfielder in a golden generation - the controller next to the creators. A Portugal shirt with his name is the clearest way to back the player who makes the Selecao's engine room purr.

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Eight fan-edition shirts across Paris Saint-Germain and Portugal - current 2026/27 kits and the recent releases fans reach for.

2026-2027 Portugal Away Shirt (Vitinha 23)

2026-2027 Portugal Away Shirt (Vitinha 23)

€29.90

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2025-2026 PSG Fourth Shirt (Vitinha 17)

2025-2026 PSG Fourth Shirt (Vitinha 17)

€29.90

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2025-2026 Portugal Away Shirt (Womens) (Vitinha 23)

2025-2026 Portugal Away Shirt (Womens) (Vitinha 23)

€39.90

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2025-2026 PSG Player Version Fourth Shirt (Vitinha 17)

2025-2026 PSG Player Version Fourth Shirt (Vitinha 17)

€29.90

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2025-2026 Portugal Home Shirt (Ladies) (Vitinha 23)

2025-2026 Portugal Home Shirt (Ladies) (Vitinha 23)

€39.90

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2026-2027 Portugal Long Sleeves Away Shirt (Vitinha 23)

2026-2027 Portugal Long Sleeves Away Shirt (Vitinha 23)

€37.90

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2026-2027 Portugal FtblCulture Tee AOP (Red) (Vitinha 23)

2026-2027 Portugal FtblCulture Tee AOP (Red) (Vitinha 23)

€29.90

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2025-2026 Portugal ftblNRGY Tee (Black) (Vitinha 23)

2025-2026 Portugal ftblNRGY Tee (Black) (Vitinha 23)

€39.90

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Vitinha shirts move fast - especially the current PSG and Portugal releases. Grab the edition you want before the next window.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What number does Vitinha wear at PSG?
Vitinha wears No.17 for Paris Saint-Germain, the number he has worn since joining the club in 2022.
What number does Vitinha wear for Portugal?
He wears No.23 for the Portugal national team, where he is a first-choice midfielder.
Is Vitinha a PSG captain?
Yes. Vitinha is one of Paris Saint-Germain's vice-captains and a core midfielder in the club's back-to-back Champions League-winning side.
Where can I buy a Vitinha PSG jersey?
You can shop fan-edition Vitinha PSG shirts - home, away and third - in the grid above, with current 2026/27 and recent Portugal releases.
How many Champions Leagues has Vitinha won?
Vitinha won back-to-back UEFA Champions League titles with Paris Saint-Germain as a first-team midfielder.
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